If you skipped past 2:20, you missed the best part. Holy crap. Get the hot dogs!

Personally I love the big SVs (and the big wing) on the Diablo and especially the 670 SV.

Was that a high-beam flash or just the sun reflecting off the windscreen?

I considered you might be doing that, but decided to play it safe.

Sorry if I didn't communicate well with my one word. I understood what you meant, I was just in awe that it could do that.

......what......

I'm assuming those winglets help it glide.

Sure it can. Because racecar. Even the Reiter Murcielago was about 2400 lbs.

Good to know, thanks for the tip. When I park overnight it's in my partially heated garage. But I often leave on the parking brake at work, etc.

Definitely this. Part of my driving ritual during the winter. Disengage parking brake, put into neutral, disengage traction control. Totally useless in the snow.

+1

Have you seen the car in person? I was never sold on the Huayra's looks (or powerplant really), but I saw it in person at the Toronto Auto Show last weekend and it really makes an impression. I'd still prefer the Zonda, but as always, cars always look better in the flesh. It didn't look as slab-sided as it does in…

Different rims.

I was pretty excited (read: flipping out) that they had a Huayra (the North American demonstrator ) at the Toronto Car Show. Always felt from pictures that it wasn't that impressive compared to the Zonda. Gained a lot of respect for the car seeing it in the flesh, it really is a stunning car. That interior though!

Aston Martin V8 Vantage

The worst part was, immediately after reading the last sentence, I could see Clarkson's face doing his illustration.

Pretty sure they were on the Nissan first.

This is borderline creepy. I had the EXACT same thing happen to my 04 Mazda 6 a couple days ago. Saw the security light flashing on my dash. Looked up in the manual and it basically said your key has to be the correct one, otherwise go to the dealership. Googled the problem and about two minutes later I pulled the…

There's your mistake. This wasn't a casual snow drift. It was for the television and internet glory!

The whole thing was streamed on IMSA. I watched it online during the graveyard shift. Did you not know about that?